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In a time of growing uncertainty, this guide presents a global 'reset moment' through insights from leading international figures, envisioning a brighter future post-pandemic. Each contribution delves into various facets of public and private life ripe for re-examination. Topics range from poverty, as discussed by Pope Francis, to ancient wisdom with the Dalai Lama, and the education divide explored by Tara Westover. Other contributors include Emma Dabiri on identity, Steven Pinker on human nature, and Jarvis Cocker on environmental revolution. Together, they create a roadmap for positive change following a year of unprecedented challenges. Based on a popular BBC podcast and introduced by journalist Amol Rajan, this work invites readers to imagine a better world, reinforcing the belief that after darkness, there is always light. The diverse perspectives cover themes such as democracy, accountability, and the digital divide, while addressing pressing issues like health inequality, activism, and the future of education. This collection serves as a call to action for rethinking our responsibilities and fostering a more equitable and sustainable society.

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Rethink, Amol Rajan

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Tytuł
Rethink
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Amol Rajan
Rok wydania
2021
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
352
ISBN10
1785947176
ISBN13
9781785947179
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Tagi
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3,45 z 5
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In a time of growing uncertainty, this guide presents a global 'reset moment' through insights from leading international figures, envisioning a brighter future post-pandemic. Each contribution delves into various facets of public and private life ripe for re-examination. Topics range from poverty, as discussed by Pope Francis, to ancient wisdom with the Dalai Lama, and the education divide explored by Tara Westover. Other contributors include Emma Dabiri on identity, Steven Pinker on human nature, and Jarvis Cocker on environmental revolution. Together, they create a roadmap for positive change following a year of unprecedented challenges. Based on a popular BBC podcast and introduced by journalist Amol Rajan, this work invites readers to imagine a better world, reinforcing the belief that after darkness, there is always light. The diverse perspectives cover themes such as democracy, accountability, and the digital divide, while addressing pressing issues like health inequality, activism, and the future of education. This collection serves as a call to action for rethinking our responsibilities and fostering a more equitable and sustainable society.